Announcements:
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The 2025 AGU Honors in Geodesy Have Been Announced!
Each year, AGU celebrates individuals who have made significant contributions to the Earth and space sciences. Today, we are excited to announce the Geodesy Section recipients of AGU's 2025 honors:
Helen A. Fricker 2025 William Bowie Lecture
Jérôme Benveniste 2025 Ivan I Mueller Award for Distinguished Service and Leadership
Wenbin Xu 2025 John Wahr Early Career Award
Felix W. Landerer, 2025 AGU Fellow
Please join us in congratulating our colleagues for their achievements!
See the AGU Honors Page for more details, including announcements of new AGU Fellows and award recipients from other sections.
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Abstracts for the AGU Fall meeting 2025 are due 30 July:
We are looking forward to seeing many of you in New Orleans for Fall AGU! We have an exciting roster of Geodesy sessions to choose from for this year’s Fall AGU meeting. Thanks so much to those of you who proposed these sessions! The abstract submission deadline is coming up quickly, on July 30, 2025, so be sure to get your abstracts submitted.
The Geodesy Section Outstanding Student Presentation Awards encourages all student presenters to sign up for OSPA when they submit their abstracts for Fall AGU. OSPA provides an opportunity to get more detailed feedback on your project from judges that are experts in your field and have a broad range of backgrounds, bringing new perspectives to your research projects.
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Congratulations to the 2024 AGU Geodesy OSPA winners for Outstanding Student Presentation Award:
Jacob Gambrill (Texas A&M University)
Presentation Title: Development of a Low-Noise Actuation Electronics for the Simplified Gravitational Reference Sensor (S-GRS) for Future Geodesy Missions
Isis Ariadna Mocino Sanchez (Universidad de Guanajuato)
Presentation Title: Recent Sea-Level Rise in the Gulf of Mexico: Faster Than Ever?
Tao Yuan (University of Colorado)
Presentation Title: Influences of glacial forcing on plate motions and seafloor spreading in the last glacial cycle
Daixin Zhao (Technical University of Munich)
Presentation Title: AI for GNSS Reflectometry: Empowering Earth Surface Monitoring from Space
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